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it makes the MAD characters bit less stresful to play, as you remove the do I ASI or feat on those makes fighters a tad worse, as you wont be able to use those extra ASI on anything else than more HP/+1 to wis save would say multiclassing won't be that noticeable, a lot of players are more...

I prefer the character building style, mainly because it's easier for new players to not fall into traps and the difference between someone who plans the ins and outs of the character and who doesn't, while still being there, are not that big anymore. Previous editions really heavily favored...

voted Other I do GM at cons and occasional off-shoot game I am a player in most of our regular games and "co-GM" (meaning I am the rules guy, so the GM doesn't have to bother with that load as well)

Aboleth 29 Beholder 31 BEHOLD Elder Brain 22 Gibbering Mouther 11 Mind Flayer 25 Otyugh 0 - otywho?

Aboleth 23 Balhannoth 20 Beholder 27 Berbalang 22 Blue Slaad 18 Choker 10 Chuul 22 Cloaker 21 Death Kiss 17 Death Slaad 15 Elder Brain 22 Flumph 18 Gauth 18 Gazer 20 Gibbering Mouther 21 Grell 1-2=-1 FATALITY Intellect Devourer 12 Mind Flayer 14 Mindwitness 20 Morkoth 20 Neogi 22 Neothelid 20...

Pff. First console games and now even dice aren't backwards compatible. Scandalous!

Cleric 8 Fighter 11 Paladin 9 tiss a sad day when wizard is losing out to this bafoon Ranger 4 Rogue 5 Wizard 9

Cleric 15 Fighter 15 Paladin 10 don't mind me, just doing some justice in the world Ranger 7 Rogue 18 Wizard 16

Bard 12 Cleric 23 Druid 11 Fighter 17 Paladin 16 tiss my sacred duty to bring down this holy oaf Ranger 18 Rogue 14 Warlock 7 Wizard 24

Barbarian 10 Bard 16 Cleric 22 Druid 19 Fighter 21 Monk 14 Paladin 16 - updated due to being a paladin Ranger 20 Rogue 22 Sorcerer 8 Warlock 20 Wizard 24 - I have foreseen this

Aritificer 20 Barbarian 20 Bard 20 Cleric 20 Druid 20 Fighter 20 Monk 17 Paladin 17 as long as these self-righteous asshats get out among the first Ranger 21 Rogue 20 Sorcerer 20 Warlock 20 Wizard 21 it's magic, don't question it

Dwarf 13 Elf 3 Half-elf -1 Halfling 5 Human 9 last halfsie done

In general, I ban 3PP stuff, because it's usually untested and I don't want to review everything. Officially releases classes are fair game. For new players, I usually recommend that they play a martial class, but I wouldn't ban a caster because they want to play it. As far as setting goes, if...

not D&D, but I got Blades in the Dark - looking forward to trying that one

that is my main problem with roleplaying intelligence if you go under, that is ok, I can play someone a bit dumber than I am the issue comes, how the heck do I play 18 int character, as an 11 int player - my character should have ideas I can't even think of roleplaying mental stats is hard...

I always tell them I had fun even if I didn't enjoy 100% of the things especially if it's minor stuff and nitpicks, keep that to yourself if it's some big rules thing, we discuss it during session, make a quick ruling and then have a conversation about if afterwards online and see where we end...

how does it do that? wouldn't that have the exact opposite effect of shoehorning you into the 1-2 races that allow you to get your maximum in the preferred stat? the way I see it, most classes have 1 main stat and then dex/con as secondaries. So you would pick the race that allows you to get 20...

Couatl 20 Deva 19 Empyrean 19 - the only potentially not good guy, lets go get them Ki-rin 20 Pegasus 20 Planetar 20 Solar 20 Unicorn 18 - idk, one good guy as bad as the other

Black 4 Blue 4 gogo my black champion

from my experience, +3 items are rarer than 4-elements monk at level 14 ;) OP: from the 2 classes, I would go for barbarian, it's pretty simple, almost zero management, not much decision making and it does what it's supposed to pretty well paladin has quite some management and decision making...